Fauna Bio Analyzes Largest Set Of Mammalian Genomes To Advance Biomedical Research
The dataset includes genomes from more than 120 species that were not previously sequenced and captures mammalian diversity at an unprecedented scale.
- The dataset includes genomes from more than 120 species that were not previously sequenced and captures mammalian diversity at an unprecedented scale.
- Researchers can use the data to compare the genomes of humans and other mammals, which could help identify genomic regions that might be involved in human disease.
- Fauna Bio is focused on using the data not only to better understand which mutations contribute to human disease but also to pinpoint genes involved in animal disease resistance.
- The Zoonomia Project builds on a previous project, the 29 Mammals Project , which began sequencing mammalian genomes in 2006.